europoooooor

monsieur makes $50m on an open platform and the french gov's first move is ban hammer

how can we can more /europoooooor than this? 🫠

brypto

👶 Publicly whining and faking to discover that bets and gambles are regulated in most countries will bring more pity than sympathy. 

🚀 You want web3 to grow and regulation to evolve ?

👉 Use it ! 👈 

💡 Most Web3 companies focus on mainstream media and Web2 socials spending fortunes with unmeasurable ROI (unless you trust blindly Meta/X reports on ads performance...)

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What are you waiting for ? 👇
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Let me disagree https://warpcast.com/patxol.eth/0xd2ec7664

Trying to sneak under regulations is not the way to go for crypto IMO.

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though i don't disagree that regulators are gonna regulate regardless, i think your own cast is contrary to your reply - guy uses polymarket as you suggest, whether to "sneak under regulations" or not i do not know; and if the first state response is 'we must ban this tool,' then i don't think web3 has a bright future in europe... i personally didn't get into web3 just to built tools that are tradfi 2.0 and built to be arbitrarily compliant to a region i may or may not serve

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re: regulatory grey zones, historically i've seen that in the US it's "when it's grey you can play," while across the EU it's been "wait for state guidance before proceeding," which continues to still be the case imo 🤷